Emily's Coffee Morning in memory of Grandad

Emily organised a coffee morning to raise donations for the CTRT in memory of her Grandad who passed away in January 2014. Emily had great support from her School, Pupils of Stenning House and friends in year 7 not forgetting a very supportive family.  She has raised over £1,000.00 so far!

Great Job thank you Emily!!

 Paul's CTRT Pyrenees ride 2019

Well that felt as tough as it gets - or at least as tough as I can cope with... thank you from all of us at Mount Vernon melanoma and renal cancer unit for your amazing support.Over £4000 raised including gift aid...To Make a donation online please go to https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/paul-nathan6

James Finch Marathon 2018

it was a fantastic day that at times I loved and at times I hated! It really was tough both mentally and physically. The heat was intense and couldn't have contrasted more with the temperatures (and snow!) throughout the training period. I finished in 4h 51m.  I managed to see my wife and children just after Tower Bridge at the half way point which was so uplifting, and then again in the final finishing straight. I hope the money raised will help this fantastic charity.  Thank you James for raising a brilliant £2,391.75.

In Memory of my Brother, Matt

It has been a privilege to be able to reach 4600 meters in Peru with such stunning views with an end point of Machu Picchu while raising money in the name of my beloved brother Matt.I’m looking forward to the next trip to raise awareness of skin cancer and to help my brother, Matt to still make a contribution to aid others as he always did when he was with us. 

Charity Golf Day with the Macdonald Family

We would like to thank Ryan Macdonald for raising a fantastic £2,000.00 by organising a Golf Day with friends and family. Ryan's brother Lee was treated by Professor Rustin at Mount Vernon Hospital.

Dr Paul Nathan undertook an EPIC challenge to raise funds for research into Melanoma and Kidney Cancer Research at Mount Vernon and raised a total of £3,921.42.

Donna Fernandez

Donna completed a tandem skydive for the CTRT on 14th August 2016. She raised an amazing £926.66 for our charity. Many thanks Donna.

DAVE WORTHINGTON

London to Paris 2016: I enjoyed the ride, although day 2 was very wet and dreary! A great experience to cycle into Paris as a group, with locals cheering. I never thought I would ride along the Champs Elysee to the Arc de Triumph. I will certainly remember the event for a long time, as well as being a lot fitter than when I started training.

Amie

Amie ran for the CTRT in the London Marathon 2016 and raised over £3,000.00. She managed to complete in 5:35 well done! Here she is pictured with her very proud friends and family.

Andy

Andy ran the London Marathon 2016. This is Andy and his proud family (love the selfie). Andy has raised 129% of his 2k target which is fantastic. Thanks Andy!

Mike cycles
London to Paris

Mike completed the London to Paris ride in 2015 and raised £1,370 for the Cancer Treatment and Research Trust. Thanks Mike!

"I really enjoyed it although the torrential rain into Paris was not good!"

Angela Completes
the Marathon

Angela has raised the most money we have ever had for one of our Golden Bonds over £20k thank you Angela! Over to Angela...Wow, what a buzz! I completed the marathon in 6 hours and 3 minutes!! I did run a little (only when there was no one I knew around - so I didn't get into trouble with my husband :-)) I walked past several rhino's and a dinosaur - not often you can say that of a Sunday morning stroll around town... Angela's justgiving page.

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Mia and Wally Remembered August 2017

We were able to raise £1,253.00 for this amazing charity The help and support received was overwhelming and very much appreciated. Thank you.' The funds were raised on our Family Fun Day held on Sunday 27 August. Special thanks to the organisers Celia Shears, James Shears, Simon Niemiec, Debbie Vernon and Phil & Kirsti Prout.

Fundraiser Paul Fagg

Completed his tandem skydive and raised a massive £1,320.00 for the CTRT one of the highest amounts raised by a tandem skydiver.

Thank you and well done Paul!

Chelsey Osborne

I DID IT! I sprained my ankle at mile two, and pulled both my hamstrings but I finished! Thank you so much to everyone for donating and PLEASE keep donating!! So far I have raised £2800.99. Frances Mould

Frances Mould

Completed the London Marathon this year and raised an amazing £2797.64 to date. Back in 2001 I was told I had cancer, as you can imagine it came as quite a shock. Without the fantastic care of Professor Rustin and his team at Hillingdon and Queen Charlotte and Chelsea Hospitals I don't think I would be here today. Click on this link for full story.

Darrell Dolan

Completed the London to Paris Bike Ride for the CTRT in May 2014 and raised £1135.00. "It was wet and windy and a great experience but the weather was very tough." A big thank you to Darrell from the CTRT. Well Done!

Stephen Messias

Stephen's time was 3 hours 53 minutes and 4 seconds. Well done and thank you Stephen!

Rev Joan Foster Abseils for CTRT

"I only managed to have courage on the actual day so could just be sponsored retrospectively, but when people heard it was for the CTRT at Mount Vernon they responded well."  Joan's abseil opportunity was part of St Alban, North Harrow's Summer Fair which was advertised widely.

Jordan Stoughton

London to Paris bike ride: "It was an amazing achievement on my behalf I got off my bike at the end of the trip aching and very sore but also very proud of myself knowing that I'd completed the gruesome 4 day cycle in all weather conditions up and down hill. "

MARY'S BOYS

In June 2013 we completed a cycle ride from London to Brussels. We hugely appreciate all donations for a fantastic cause that is close to all of our hearts. Marys Boys are named after Mary Carter (Lee's Mum) who sadly lost her battle with cancer in June 2012. Mary was an inspiration to us all, was always full of the joys of life and will be sorely missed by everyone who knew her.

Click on picture to see article in the Watford Observer.

The CTRT Appeal

The Cancer Treatment and Research Trust set up an appeal to raise funds to build a new Chemotherapy Suite for patients who visit the Mount Vernon Cancer Centre. The new Chemotherapy Suite was opened in 2010 by Sir Terry Wogan. It is a bright airy place for patients to come and receive their treatments. There is also a lovely outside space provided for patients and their friends and families if they wish to use it.

Chelsey Osborne

My experience: 'One of my biggest fears is heights so when I originally thought of doing a skydive for CTRT I was petrified. But the money raised made every second of fear worth it!'
Thank you Chelsey